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(R29) How Do Research Findings Inform Clinical Practice
CourseFree one-hour conversation on how research informs clinical practice. Dr Greg Kelly and Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh share practical guidance on finding and critiquing literature, and use examples from their own clinical experience to illustrate its impact.
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(R35) How to Find Funding for Your Research
CourseFree practical webinar with Dr Lelanie Brewer on finding funding for your studies and research. Covers where to look for opportunities, how applications are evaluated, structuring a compelling case for support, and language tips for grant proposals.
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(G72) Top Tips for Applying Research Evidence in Your Clinical Practice
CourseFree practical webinar with Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh on applying research evidence in clinical practice. Covers staying current with research, evaluating study quality, implementing findings, and measuring the impact on client care — aligned with HCPC St
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(G50) Transferable Skills Developed from a Dissertation
CourseFree 60-minute webinar: discover the transferable skills a Master's dissertation develops — research, critical thinking, project management, communication, and professional confidence — and how to apply them across clinical and professional contexts.
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(G68) How to Create a Virtual Conference Poster and Presentation
CourseFree practical webinar with Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh on creating virtual and in-person conference posters and presentations. Covers poster design in PowerPoint, structuring your talk, evaluating clarity, and tailoring your work for different audiences.
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Researcher Support Services
Also see Sensory Research: The Evidence Base → and our SI Research Library →.
Sensory Integration Education actively supports the development of the SI evidence base — helping researchers find participants, share their work, and develop their skills. Whether you're a postgraduate student, an early career researcher, or an experienced clinician conducting practice-based research, we'd like to help.
Sensory Integration Education provides practical assistance to support the development of evidence and best practice relating to sensory integration across the lifespan.
We can help with recruiting research participants and disseminating finished research. We aim to build the skills of early career researchers working to contribute to the national and international evidence base for SI.
How Can I Find Participants for My Sensory Research?
You can apply to have your request for research participants shared on SIE’s social media, newsletters and forums.
How To Apply
Download your form here: Application Form Researcher Recruitment Support.docx
Submit your application form →
Share your research at the SIE Annual Conference
We welcome poster submissions from researchers at all stages. Showcase your work to a supportive community of SI practitioners and add a valuable point to your professional experience.
- Clinical outcomes, evaluation, or innovation
- Service development, evaluation, or innovation
- Recent research or implementation of findings
There are two types of submission: a stand-alone virtual poster or a virtual poster with a pre-recorded 5-minute presentation. If you are not already a member, join SIE for free and look out for emails about the calls for poster presentation abstracts.
Calls for abstracts are announced via EmphaSIze and SIE social media.
Subscribe free → to be notified.
Where Can I Get Advice About Publishing My Sensory Research?
We recommend joining the Lifelong Learning Programme, which will give you access to a friendly community of practitioners, including those who have published research, and more detailed resources on conducting and funding research.
This article, SI Research: The Journey to Publication, may also be helpful.